T oday Adam's Ale has a cast change.  Fortunately, unlike television, I don't have to write in an accident with a stapler or a sudd...

O nce I was at some museum show (was it a Vatican tour?) and they displayed a pair of sandals that were "found" in a cabinet wrap...

Today's blog is written by Mr. David Stavarz, seminarian for the  Diocese  of Cleveland. W e, as human beings, oftentimes make thi...

FINDING TRUTH WHEREVER IT MAY BE FOUND :  "' M an has places in his heart which do not yet exist,' wrote Bloy, 'and into t...

H eineken Beer has an “Open Borders” campaign running on the back of their beer bottles.  I’ve heard a number well meaning speeches by vari...

FINDING TRUTH WHEREVER IT MAY BE FOUND :  " F or a Christian, love is not simply an emotion.  Feelings pass.  They're fickle. and ...

“ S ay this powerful prayer and God will grant you a wish.” I hate those pieces of paper that end up in church pews.  When I find them ...

FINDING TRUTH WHEREVER IT MAY BE FOUND :  " W hile a consumer economy makes life easier, it also turns appetites into needs."  fr...

S o last week found me at the Jesuit Retreat House in Parma with these fine, young, transitional deacons: They were on their final retr...

I think Jesus is a marketing genius. In marketing, one must always outdo what came before.  Look at phones.  Each new model must promis...

FINDING TRUTH WHEREVER IT MAY BE FOUND :  "[ I ]t was highly significant of a universal humanitarian need that the three great cosmopo...

F IRST:  An important reminder from the Bacon Society of St. Sebastian.  Today is Baconmas Day!  Today is the day we have the reading at Ma...